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most frequently used orchestration tools and IaaS for containers
August 5, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Docker on AWS, On premises K8s internally?

 Two-thirds of container users say they deploy most frequently on either AWS or internal data centers. For AWS, Docker Swarm and Kubernetes vie with ECS to be the preferred orchestration tool. Docker doesn’t do as well for on premises container deployment. Internally developed tools are used […]

adoption of orchestration tools by deployment size
July 29, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Number of Nodes Matters

As the number of nodes or machines managing containers in production increases, so does the need for container orchestration tools. As the size of deployments increase, tooling decisions become more important. As we wrote about last week, Kubernetes and HashiCorp see the largest uptick in use as deployment scales increase. […]

Security Pros vs Developers: How they care about different aspects security for of cloud/Saas-based software development
July 22, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Agreement Between Sec and Dev

Information security pros may be a thorn in developers’ sides, but, in reality, they need each other, and they know it. New Relic just released results from a survey of both developers and security pros. They found much more agreement than you would think. At least 79 […]

adoption of orchestration tools by deployment size
July 19, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

Has Container Adoption Stalled?

Instead of a large uptake in new container users, the “action” is in converting small implementations into larger ones.

Biggest Obstacles to ROI in Innovation/Product Development
July 15, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

But I Thought Development Time Was Contracting

According to a BCG study, long development times have become an even bigger inhibitor to innovation and product development. In an article about NoOps and serverless, Mark Boyd speculated that this is because DevOps adds development time as application builders become weighed down by the need to manage […]

Developer segments across desktop, cloud and mobile
July 1, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Do App Developers Count?

13 million developers are registered with Apple. How many of those are professional coders and how many are just taking advantage of the developer program’s freebies? We don’t know, but we believe most are not professional coders. If they were, then 65 percent of self-identified […]

80% of Production Container Users View Docker as a Packaging Format
June 24, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Defining Container Registries

Docker users responding to an Artifactory survey overwhelmingly think Docker is a packaging format.

CI Usage
June 24, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

If CI is a prerequisite for containers at scale, then …

According to RedMonk’s analysis of a Bitnami survey, 28 percent of respondents do continuous integration (CI) to some degree and 25 percent use containers. Both CI and containers are supposed to reduce the amount of time needed to test and deploy applications. Both are part […]

Importance of Container Orchestration Abilities
June 17, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

First Things First. Persistent Storage a Second Level Concern

When choosing a container orchestration tool, 68 percent of respondents said the ability to manage long-running applications is critically important. Fifty-nine percent also said load balancing capabilities is extremely important. Less important is persistent storage, with only 38 percent saying it is extremely important. Although […]

number of companies deploying Hadoop by industry
June 9, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

Why are so Many Survey Respondents from IT Vendors?

Every week another survey about one tech trend or another is published. Want a reliable way to separate the wheat from the chaff? Review the study’s sample. Studies that interview the wrong people may be biased. If the subject is databases, for example, Oracle employees […]

80% of production container users view docker a packaging format; Yum/RPM second with 47%
June 3, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

What if Docker is just a packaging format?

Production users of containers overwhelmingly think of Docker as a packaging format. Docker the company thinks it is much more. The chart is from a JFrog survey and was completed by many Artifactory users, which means they understand the roles package and repository managers play. Along with […]

Benefit Realized From Network Automation
May 27, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Tug of War Between Network Automation Benefits

IT pros are of mixed minds about CLIs. They know CLIs inhibit network automation, but they appreciate the agility they can provide. Based on an ESG survey of IT pros, the main benefit of network automation, cited by 20 percent of respondents, is that configurations become […]

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